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May 31, 2010 21:01

Dear fellow collectors

I have a discussion with Dick52 About the Stones EP SDE 7501
That's the Five By Five from England without Michigan Avenue.
the original importer claims that the photo on this EP comes from a performance in brussels.
I from a gray memory I thought Kurhaus, (just like the Tell me cover by the way) dick52 pointed out the differences in interpretation.
after that I consulted George Evers kurhaus site and I stick with it. same jacket same clothes They are exactly the same as at the gig. The music express board has either been retouched or the photo was previously taken seems logical to me.
consulted another stone alone for certainty, if bill does not know who will?
yes the stones concert was unique in europe the rest of the time they were in England or the states. no sign of Brussels
i rest my case
who is right now !!
joe hill louis

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May 31, 2010 21:19

The Stones have certainly been to Belgium. There has been a hilarious interview with (our regretted) Uncle Bob.
Unfortunately, not a single hall was demolished by Belgian fans (;-)
Here the nice video:
http://www.123video.nl/playvideos.asp?MovieID=6…
Regarding your discussion, unfortunately, I cannot help,

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May 31, 2010 21:37

I only asked the question is the image from the Netherlands
(which I think it is) but the item says Brussels and now the question is where the photo comes from.
Seems like it we can provide the correct information

we can also omit it. then the item is in it twice and that is easy to solve.

but I'm curious

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May 31, 2010 21:47

Hi scam and fat
thanks scam I didn't know that movie yet.
Fantastic but !!! who has heard of that nasty little man with glasses and mustache since then? Hilarious!
The performance was for the BRT and not in a hall in Brussels. Again consulted Stone Alone.
Kurhaus was the 8th of August 1964
The BRT broadcast according to the news (proof!) On October 18 64.
on the 20th they were at the Olympia in Paris. Time difference = 2 months + no Brussels room !!

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May 31, 2010 22:34

I'll throw some oil on the fire :-)
The Stones did not perform in Belgium on October 18.
The then interior minister banned the action. Frans Romeyns, the TV producer therefore filmed the group during a performance in an American theater.
And yes, on October 20 they were in Paris at the Olympia and on October 23 they started their second American tour.

In any case, the photo is very similar to that of the Kuurhaus performance. I'll do some more searching. A year or so ago there were films of it on the internet.

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May 31, 2010 22:43

The 'American Theater' is the showroom of Expo 58. I don't know if it still exists now, but it was used for a long time by the BRT for concerts, so maybe right?

And that must have been Aunt Terry showing Brian Jones a microphone. Apparently he was not very happy with that (;-D

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May 31, 2010 23:02

They did visit Belgium on that day, but only gave interviews and press conferences. See http://www.nzentgraf.de/books/tcw/works1.htm and then choose 1964. Just scroll to October 18 :-)

No guarantee that what is written there is also true :-)

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May 31, 2010 23:03

And then I also took a good look at the photo. In any case, Keith is wearing the Gibson that he also used in the Kurhaus.

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May 31, 2010 23:04

Hi everyone
There is a nice site that is only about the kurhaus performance of George Evers a well-known stones fan who was there.
Ps I wanted to but Mom and Dad was not allowed, my friends did.
still sorry!
joe
http://stones.koppop.nl/

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May 31, 2010 23:05

I was 13 and it was very far away but still !!

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May 31, 2010 23:12

Thank you French
that site http://www.nzentgraf.de/books/tcw/works1.htm
I didn't know yet but what an info.

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May 31, 2010 23:20

I was 13 and I was not allowed to go to The Beatles in Blokker…. that's much worse !!!

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June 01, 2010 09:49

What a lot of suffering. We must have been left with our collective tap. Thank you parents!

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June 01, 2010 09:53

As for your latest whim, I don't fall for French. You also know, well, which group was superior at the time !!!

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June 01, 2010 10:08

Yes, that was much worse, because The Beatles never performed in the Netherlands after that. The Stones, on the other hand, does.
Saw them in 1966 in Den Bosch.

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June 01, 2010 10:48

@ joehillious is not about which group was superior, it is about who did everything first and actually The Beatles never performed in the Netherlands, the group never performed here in original line-up.

Nothing against the Stones but they were still nicely taken into the slipstream of the fab four

really can't help its not my words see below

Jagger on The Beatles: Larry King’s interview with Mick Jagger last Monday night included a brief discussion (and some reverential comments) about what he and the Stones thought of The Beatles.

KING : Were The Beatles your rivals? How did you see them?
JAGGER : They were both rivals and - how to say - what's a good word for it? I mean, they paved the way for us because they were the first to do this kind of… -

KING : So you actually admired them too?
JAGGER : I admired them for being kind of trailblazers in many ways. And, as you know, they were the first to go to the United States. They preceded us. They were big international stars. They showed - because in England many people are not stars outside of England. You had your own little fan club and that was it. And The Beatles actually showed that you can also be a big star internationally.

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June 01, 2010 22:10

Comparing Beatles to Stones is just like those apples and pears. That doesn't make much sense. Both groups have been very important to the development of pop music and youth culture. Maybe the Beatles a little more, because they were the first with a lot of things. Just as Dick indicates. The first double LP for example; working with sound samples; the first stadium performance, etc. The Stones was a bit behind.

In the sixties “you were either for The Beatles or for The Stones”. I've always thought that was nonsense. I really liked both groups and still listen to both, although I have to say that I am more into the early repertoire of The Stones than the later ones. I dropped out a bit around Sticky Fingers :-)

To get back to the cover for a moment: I'm putting my money on Joe! It wouldn't surprise me if Phonogram also wanted a Dutch photo for a Dutch Stones record. And why not opt for a photo of that much discussed event. So I suspect, together with Joe, that the Muziek Expres commercial record has been retouched

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Then that discussion was very important now so not anymore!
Both were great. Nostalgia is no longer what it used to be!
I am now in contact with the importer of SDE etc, I think we will work it out. Have the feeling that he himself is not sure. I'll wait for his response. The EP is also called by him. I don't think it has a name. So it's just The rolling stones.
confusing because e is an earlier with other tracks DFE 8560 which is called bye bye johnny. That is not correct.

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June 02, 2010 16:42

I'll throw some more oil on the fire. The innovation attributed to the bands of the 60s, the band with the B most notably, is entirely due to the groundbreaking work of the true bands and artists of the 50s (Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent, Buddy Holly etc.). These have never received the recognition they should deserve because the radio stations have in one way or another always used a fifties boycott. Only the VPRO has tried something with Toga Party.

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Totally agree with you Chevy, and don't mention Chuck, Bo, Elvis, Little Richard, Fats and Jerry Lee, Wanda Jackson and not the Tielman Brothers.

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June 02, 2010 23:37

I do not agree with you about the following, we deviate completely from the subject, should be possible some time.
I don't want to downplay the influence of those old guys far from it.
But the possibilities exploited by the British bands in the 60s, the use of the media, the innovations in the recording technique, use of not the standard musical instruments etc. I also know the technique then also improved by leaps and bounds.
But put very bluntly, there had not been WWII! would the English-speaking artists have taken flight?
What I still remember from the late 50s early 60s was not much exceptions in the music field.
and you cannot separate one from the other
Without Ford, there might not have been a family car?
Without a tube amplifier there would have been no transistor, no IC,….
No abacus, no slide rule, no calculator, no computer,
no Catawiki

But I have to admit without George Martin, no Fab Four as we know it.

but not this discussion either!

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June 03, 2010 00:08

It's always nice to discuss something, free speech is in our Constitution ;-).
We will never know who actually invented the hot water, but what is certain is that he will have known because burning ointment did not exist then.

I recently bought the 3 Humos (no commercials) with the Rock Ahoy CDs and what strikes me is that it's actually hard to tell if it's a song from the 50's or from 2010.

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June 03, 2010 12:14

@Dick and Scam,
Let's get sidetracked for a moment, but only for a moment, then we'll get back to the real thing (read Catawiki).

Agree with the radio broadcasts in the 50s and early 60s. That is separate from the revolutionary musical development that was going on and the free rein of “black” music. The youth had freed themselves (idd by WWII) from the autocracy and developed their own “way of life”. Rock around the clock was broadcast without sound in the cinemas, because it was subversive. The boycott of that time has been carried forward in a different form to later times, so that the 60s and the British invasion have walked away with credit as being groundbreaking.

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June 03, 2010 16:14

@chevy

The white rock and rollers you mention weren't really innovative either. Eddie and Buddy have only had short careers, and many of those white artists were indebted to the black music from years before. And then I think of Big Joe Turner, who I think is the missing link between the blues shouters and the rock and rollers. But also someone like Ike Turner, some of whom claim his number Rocket 88 was the first rock and roll song.

If you want, you can always take a step back in time :-)
No Stones without Muddy Waters and no Muddy without Son House.

“The blues had a baby and it's called rock and roll”

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June 03, 2010 20:18

Blues has certainly been the basis for many groups. The Stones, Animals and others were originally (or try to be) blues groups. Jimmy Hendrix’s last record was a psychedelic blues record (: -O
You can also ask yourself what blues actually is (as you can for many genres, I have my doubts about punk, for example).

My favorite for the first real Rock and Roller: Chuck Berry.

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